Mecha Infantry

Waaaaaah 😭, it's such a great book, but the plot is driving me crazy! Why did it start out as a monogamous relationship and then turn into a harem? It's so frustrating!

This is my second time rereading this book. Considering I only reread one when I'm in a reading slump, I can only give it five stars ヽ(love´∀'love)ノ

This is the best mecha novel I've ever read; it's absolutely perfect. It's just like the ones I've read before—I understand them, but they're also incredibly profound.

It's pretty good. The plot unfolds smoothly, and the protagonist's emotions are well-controlled. The only slight weakness is the writing style, but overall it's very good.

This book is very good and exciting. I hope to read more books like this, including those about carpentry, stonemasonry, bamboo craftsmanship, and machinery.

This is an older mecha novel. I read the first half, but stopped reading the later serializations and then couldn't find it anymore. Honestly, this kind of mecha novel is more in line with my ideal of mecha warfare, especially the sniping scenes. It's a rare gem among mecha novels; in my mind, it and that novel with the fat protagonist are both masterpieces.

Um, I read this novel in middle school and really liked it back then. I couldn't find it later, so I'm quite happy to have found it today.

The first few dozen segments were completely rambling and disjointed, confusing me before finally settling into a more normal, level narrative.

I've read this book before, and it's really well-written. I hope to see more books like this in the future.

Magnificent and grand, breathtaking and unforgettable, hahaha...